What is a supplement facts analyzer?

A supplement facts analyzer turns a label photo into a reviewable list of the declared serving size, ingredients, and doses. NutriAudit then uses the confirmed data for duplicate, interaction, and safety-limit checks.

Can it check duplicate ingredients and supplement interactions?

Yes. After confirming the extracted label data, users can add other products and check for duplicate ingredients, known nutrient interactions, and combined amounts against regional reference limits.

Is a supplement label scan a medical diagnosis?

No. The analyzer reviews information printed on the label and can make recognition errors. It does not verify product authenticity, diagnose conditions, or replace a clinician or pharmacist.

Free supplement label tool

Supplement Facts Analyzer: Scan Ingredients, Doses & Safety Risks

Upload a clear photo of a Supplement Facts panel. NutriAudit extracts the listed ingredients, serving size, and doses so you can confirm the label before checking overlaps, interactions, and safety limits.

Upload Supplement Label

Take a photo, or select one or more label photos

Click or drag images here. Multiple photos are OK.

JPG or PNG recommended; other phone formats depend on browser support

Your image is sent to an AI processing provider to extract label details. The original image is not added to your NutriAudit cabinet. Privacy details

Read the label

Turn a photographed Supplement Facts panel into an editable ingredient list instead of retyping every line.

Confirm the data

Review the recognized serving size, ingredient names, and amounts. Correct anything unclear before using the result.

Audit the full stack

Add other products to check duplicate ingredients, known nutrient interactions, and totals against regional reference limits.

What the analyzer can—and cannot—tell you

It analyzes the information printed on the label; it does not verify product authenticity, diagnose a condition, or prove that a supplement is effective. Proprietary blends, glare, and blurry photos can hide doses, so always confirm the extracted data and ask a clinician or pharmacist about medications, pregnancy, or medical conditions.

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